Unspeakable! is the official podcast of The Unspeakable Oath. Unspeakable! is: Toren “MacBin” Atkinson (The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets; Caustic Soda; Oath illustrator). Ross Payton (Zombies of the World; Road Trip; Role Playing Public Radio). Shane Ivey (editor of The Unspeakable Oath; Delta Green: Targets of…
Month: April 2011
Delta Green on TVTropes
James Haughton reminded me of this on the Delta Green Mailing List: Delta Green, which had its start in the pages of the Oath, has a really terrific entry on TVTropes.org. From the site: Aliens And Monsters: And not all…
The Unspeakable Oath 19 – Now Available!
The Unspeakable Oath 19 is now available in PDF and will start shipping in just a few days in print. We posted a preview of the Oath not long ago. Watch for more from this issue soon.
Sign up for ‘Delta Green: Through a Glass, Darkly’
Delta Green co-creator and Unspeakable Oath art director Dennis Detwiller has finished a long-awaited new novel: Delta Green: Through a Glass, Darkly. Now Arc Dream Publishing is using Kickstarter to raise funds to publish it in ebook, paperback, and a…
Chocolate Cthulhu!
Chocolatey sweetness from beyond the drab confines of Euclidian cooking. . . . It’s too late to get them for Easter, but would a true cultist be stopped by that? Via BoingBoing and Lovecraftsman.
Call of Cthulhu 30th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
Due August 2011: Call of Cthulhu 30th Anniversary Edition. It’s the Sixth Edition rulebook in a limited edition leatherette hardcover stamped with gold foil.
The Day After Ragnarok (Review)
The Day After Ragnarok Published by Atomic Overmind Press, $29.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook The year is 1948 and we have Harry S. Truman to thank for blowing up the world. Not that he had much choice.…
H.P. Lovecraft’s Alice in Wonderland
What would it be like if H.P. Lovecraft had written Alice in Wonderland (and had a great comics artist to help)? Help make this fun project happen and we’ll find out.
Inside ‘Denied to the Enemy’
Read the first part of Delta Green: Denied to the Enemy, now available for Kindle and other devices.
Trail of Cthulhu (Review)
Trail of Cthulhu Pelgrane Press, $39.95 By Kenneth Hite Reviewed by Matthew Pook Call of Cthulhu is not perfect. It quantifies the Mythos, giving it numbers and making it knowable. Its skill system often results in the investigators not finding…